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Friday, September 18, 1953 THE BATTALION Page 3 Team Greets ISlew 1953 Coaches Members of the varsity rifle team met their new coaches and organized the Rifle Team club Wednesday night. Capt. Mitchell and M. Sgt. Col lins, air force, and Capt Libby and S/Sgt. Lucky, army, will tutor the team this season. CARDWELL Flight Academy C 1 Flight Training ★ Airplane Rental © Airplane Sales On Highway 21 East T O N I T E — 11 P. M. Adults 75c — Children 25c "now showing ii"Si v>ow2 ^ van gZJxt&tFully fiycM? SATHpREVUE— 11 P- M. I ^ A -X J * '• ^HHicoLo^esr R ‘Cal : @YD CHAR1SSE showing THE PICTURE everyone is TALKINGABOUT! *00* Vlil' William Daw T. Sgt. M. L. Oberste, coach last season, will leave A&M early next month for overseas duty. The 1953 schedule has shoulder- to-shoulder matches with Universi ty of Houston, Texas Tech, The Citadel, LSU, all SWC schools, several area matches and the An nual Southwest Invitational matches at El Paso. Ten lettermen return to the var sity team, along with 11 non-nu meral winners. Several members of tlie varsity team will act as managers for the Fish team. A meeting of all freshmen inter ested in trying out for the Fish team will be held at 7 p.m. Monday at the rifle range under Kyle Field. LAST DAY SmiGHQI ill! .ALSO STARRING PHYLLIS THAXTER • DAVID BRIAN wo* PAUL KELLY SCREEN PLAY BY CHARLES MARQUIS WARREN & FRANK DAVIS DIRECTED BY ANDRE DgTOTH • fcustc BY MAX STEINER SATURDAY ONLY Gangland’S Terror-rule Smashed! Warner Bros. JO EISINGER <>.«ced..LEWIS SEILER Plus Featurette— “MEDAL OF HONOR WINNER” PREY. SAT. 10:30 P. M. Also Sunday and Monday ALL ITS SIN... ITS SPLENDOR.!" ITS LUSTY LOVE L FOR LIFE! ROMULUS presents JOSE Aggie Football Roster NO. PLAYER POS. AGE HT WT EXP CLASS 11 Don Ellis . . QB 21 6-0 170 1-L Sr 14 Ronald Robbins . QB 19 6-1 170 Fn Soph 15 Dave Smith QB 20 6-0 168 Sqd Sopii 20 Johnny Salyer FB 21 5-8 168 2-i, Sr 22 Billy Huddleston HB 20 5-9 170 Fn Soph 25 Elwood Kettler HB 21 5-11 170 Sqd Soph 26 Don Watson HB 19 5-9 160 Fn Sopii 30 Don Kachtik FB 20 6-1 190 1-L Jr 35 Bob Easley FB 21 5-11 214 Sqd Soph 37 Charles Hall HB 20 5-11 183 1-L Jr 38 Tommy Strait HB 19 6-1 195 Fn Soph 39 Connie Magouirk HB 22 6-1 190 2-L Sr 41 Joe Boring . . H B 19 6-1 167 1-L Jr 44 Joe Schero HB 20 6-0 168 1-L Jr 53 Bob Gosney ... G 21 6-0 203 . Sqd Sr 55 Cooper Robbins ... 4 .. ... C 21 6-0 160 1-L Sr 56 Bill McMahan ... C 21 6-0 184 Sqd Sr 57 Ivan Greenhaw c 20 6-1 185 Sqd Soph 60 Ray Barrett ... G 19 5-9 200 1-L Jr 65 Sidney Theriot G 21 5-10 190 1-L Jr 66 Marvin Tate G 20 6-0 182 1-L Jr 69 Louis Capt ... G 20 6-0 185 1-L Jr 70 Durwood Scott .. T 21 6-2 224 2-L Sr 72 Fred Broussard ... C 20 6-2 221 Sqd Soph 76 Jack Powell T 18 6-2 214 Fn Soph 77 Foster Teague T 19 6-2 202 Fn Soph 78 Lawrence Winkler .. . T 20 5-11 213 1-L Jr 80 Bill Schroeder ... E 20 6-3 188 Fn Soph 81 Donald Robbins ... E 20 6-1 184 Fn Soph 32 Paul Kennon ... E 19 6-1 193 Sqd Jr 84 Eric Miller ... E 21 6-2 210 2-L Sr 86 Bennie Sinclair ... E 20 6-2 193 Sqd Jr 87 Norb Ohlertdorf ... • T 20 6-3 200 1-L Jr 90 Richard Vick ... E 20 6-1 185 Sqd Jr SWC Slates Tough Games For Weekend Five games are on slate for Southwest Conference teams this weekend. Two of these tilts arc billed as the most attractive of the weekend. California is rated a one touch down favorite over Baylor in a bat tle of the Bears at Berkely, Cal. The Rice Owls, tagged as pre-sea son favorites to win the conference title, are seven point picks over a Florida team billed as one of the top outfits of the country. In other league intersectional games, Texas is favored over LSU, TCU is picked over Kansas and Kentucky is given the nod over A&M. Around 50,000 fans are expected to witness the Baylor-Cal tilt. Bay lor’s starting backfield of Quarter back Fran Davidson, Halfbacks Jerry Goody and L. G. Dupre and Fullback Allen Jones is rated one of the best in the nation. Cali fornia has never lost a season opener under Coach Lynn Waldorf. Florida fans expect one of the best teams in the school’s history. Back Rick Casares 'and Guard Joe D’Agostino are on many pre-sea son All-American teams. Casares was badly injured in a summer auto accident. He will see little if any action. In 1952 he ran for 632 yards and completed 14 of 37 passes for an amazing 781 yards. He scored seven touch downs and had a 41.2 punting aver age. D’Agostino is a 5 feet 11, 218 pound senior. He charges like an elephant and wrecked Tulsa’s fam ed Howard Waugh in the last Gator Bowl game. Texas, minus three fourths of 1952’s brilliant secondary, still has Billy Quinn and Carleton Massey, along with a flock of flashy sopho more backs. Quinn set a new scoring record for sophs with 13 touchdowns.' He scored three against Baylor and counted seven of Texas’ last 11. The Longhorns beat LSU 35-14 last season. Tomorrow’s game should be much closer. The Bengal Tigers return three all-conference linemen and three of their first four ball carriers. TCU plays its first game under a new coach and a new offensive setup against a team with a very strong defensive line. Tackle Bud Bixler, 6 feet 5, 232, Guard Bud Hantla, 206, and Paul Leoni are due to deal misery to the Frogs Split-T and Single Wing attack. The Frogs rate the nod because of their fine backfield of Ray Mc- Kawn, Roy Fraley, Ronald Clink- scale and Danny Hallmark. Sophomores interested in becom ing intramural managers should meet Tuesday at 5 p. m. in room 301, Goodwin hall. [1,1, ' ,r "" ''— V‘-' " — ' 1 .... Vi*. : •'.• •• v - TEXAS MM'S A. 190 POUHO 3EL, pOWGftWOUSE MAG OU! vO TO T‘«. S T . T Ue’. 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